Sentence examples for may seem too from inspiring English sources

In southern Europe, meetings might start late, the boss may breeze in whenever, and coffee breaks may seem too frequent.

This may seem too romantic a picture of Oriental fatalism.

It may seem too much for any opponent to overcome.

In fact, for some people, she may seem too credible.

That may seem too easy, beans being Sando's business.

This cultural shift may seem too monumental for some.

At times, Wols's still lifes may seem too studied.

Other times, metaphors may seem too capacious, or references too ponderous.

Up close, meanwhile, the costumes may seem "too much" or too loud.

"In retrospect, the horizon of the Norwegian Nobel Committee may seem too narrow.

For the non-Indian cook, traditional Indian cooking may seem too involved, complex or cumbersome, but it's not necessarily so.